After Rockies secure fourth straight 100-loss season, Angels aim to avoid first

The Colorado Rockies reached their fourth consecutive 100-loss season following a 7-2 defeat against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night. This marks the first time an MLB franchise has recorded four straight 100-loss seasons since the New York Mets from 1962 to 1965. First-year manager Warren Schaeffer acknowledged the milestone as the front office, led by Paul DePodesta and Josh Byrnes, looks to rebuild the club.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Angels sit at 60-97 and must win three of their final five games against the Athletics and Seattle Mariners to prevent their first 100-loss season in franchise history. Managed by Kurt Suzuki and recently acquired by Stan Kroenke, the Angels hold MLB's longest active postseason drought dating back to 2014, while the Athletics also seek one win to avoid 100 losses.